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eufy X10 Pro Omni replacement filters
6 filters
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Fit: The seller lists eufy X10 Pro Omni as the compatible device.
Replace when: The filter is visibly damaged or remains clogged after cleaning and complete drying.
Before buying: This third-party listing describes its filters as disposable. eufy's original X10 filter is washable; do not assume the care instructions are the same.
Originaleufy
eufy X10 Pro Omni replacement dust bags
6 bags · 2.5 L each
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Fit: The eufy listing identifies X10 Pro Omni as the compatible robot and the pack contains six station bags.
Replace when: The station bag is full, damaged, or the app indicates that dust collection needs attention.
Before buying: These disposable bags fit the Omni Station. They are separate from the small washable filter in the robot's dust box.
Third-partyDetetap
eufy X10 Pro Omni replacement roller brush
2 roller brushes
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Fit: The seller explicitly lists eufy X10 Pro Omni. eufy's original-model kit also includes an X10 roller brush and brush guard.
Replace when: The roller is worn or damaged, or hair and debris keep wrapping around it after routine cleaning.
Before buying: This is a third-party two-brush pack. Compare the end fittings with the removed X10 roller; the X9 Pro roller is not implied to fit.
Third-partyJZSTARINGE
eufy X10 Pro Omni replacement side brushes
6 side brushes
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Fit: The seller lists the X10 Pro Omni model by name.
Replace when: Brush arms are bent, worn, or broken, or the brush no longer sweeps edges effectively.
Before buying: This listing is for side brushes only. The X10 manual shows a screw-mounted brush; compare its shape and fixing point with your original.
Third-partyAnDongo
eufy X10 Pro Omni replacement mop pads
8 mop pads
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Fit: The seller lists both eufy X10 Pro Omni and X9 Pro for this mop-pad listing; eufy also lists its own mop cloths for both models.
Replace when: Pads are thin, damaged, or no longer clean floors well after washing.
Before buying: This is an eight-pad third-party pack, not an eufy-branded part. Shared mop-pad fit does not establish compatibility for filters, rollers, or dock accessories.
Originaleufy
eufy X10 Pro Omni replacement parts kit
1 roller brush · 1 brush guard · 2 side brushes · 1 washable filter · 2 mop cloths
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Fit: The eufy-branded kit listing explicitly names X10 Pro Omni and identifies the model as T29G0.
Replace when: Several robot consumables need replacing, or you want the original-model parts together in one pack.
Before buying: The listed kit contains robot parts and mop cloths, not Omni Station dust bags. Check each component and count against what you need.

THE MODEL IN THIS GUIDE
Original eufy X10 Pro Omni robot vacuum
The linked Amazon listing identifies the selected black configuration as X10 Pro Omni and shows its all-in-one station. Confirm the selected color and configuration on Amazon; this guide covers X10 Pro Omni, not X9 Pro.
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EXACT-MODEL FIT
What is shared, and what needs checking?
- X10 Pro Omni vs. X9 Pro
- eufy lists some mop cloths for both models. That shared accessory does not establish fit for filters, roller brushes, side brushes, dock parts, or complete kits; check each item's model list.
- Robot filter vs. station dust bag
- The washable filter sits in the robot's dust box. The disposable 2.5 L bag sits inside the Omni Station. They are different parts with different fit and care instructions.
- Official X10 parts kit
- The eufy kit lists one roller, one brush guard, two side brushes, one washable filter, and two mop cloths. It does not list station dust bags.
CLEAN FIRST, REPLACE WHEN NEEDED
eufy X10 Pro Omni maintenance intervals
The manufacturer’s original-model manual gives these intervals. Wear and your cleaning routine can change when a part needs replacement; follow the replacement manufacturer’s care instructions too.
eufy X10 Pro Omni cleaning and replacement intervals| Part | Clean | Replace |
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| Dust box | Weekly | No interval listed |
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| Mopping pads | Washed by the station after use | Every 3–6 months |
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| Washable filter | Weekly | Every 3–6 months |
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| Side brush | Monthly | Every 3–6 months or when visibly worn |
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| Brush guard | Monthly | Every 3–6 months or when visibly worn |
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| Rolling brush | Monthly | Every 6 months |
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| Omni Station dust bag | Disposable | About 30–60 days; varies by household |
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Rinse the original washable filter with water only and let it air-dry completely (about 24 hours) before reinstalling. Never reinstall it damp. The linked third-party filter listing calls its filters disposable, so follow that product's own care instructions.
Before you order
Will eufy X9 Pro replacement parts fit the X10 Pro Omni?
Do not assume so. eufy lists some mop cloths for both models, but the roller, filter, station parts, and complete kits need their own X10 Pro Omni compatibility check.
Is the X10 Pro Omni filter washable?
The original eufy X10 filter is washable: clean it weekly with water and let it dry completely before reuse. The third-party filter listing above describes its six filters as disposable, so do not treat that listing as the original washable filter.
Does the robot use the same filter and dust bag?
No. The robot's dust-box filter is washable. The station's 2.5 L collection bag is disposable and is sold separately.
Does the official X10 parts kit include station dust bags?
The checked eufy kit lists a roller, brush guard, two side brushes, one washable filter, and two mop cloths. It does not list the station dust bag.
How these parts were checked
We checked each linked Amazon listing’s model names, selected pack and product photo. Third-party fit statements come from the seller; we have not tested these parts. Manufacturer sources:
Each product button opens its exact listing. Details can change; compare the selected variation with your original part before ordering.
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